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Newspaper

Waterloo Evening Courier

Location

Waterloo, Iowa, United States of America

Date

Mar 28, 1916

Page

10

Calf Trail Through Primeval Wood Inspires Century of Steps

A reflective verse tracks a calf's crooked path from primeval woods to a modern city street and a continent’s traffic. The tale shows how people follow established routes, often ignoring original paths, with a cautionary moral about mindless conformity.

Waterloo Auto Trails Club Seeks 260 Members Now

Waterloo residents are urged to join the Waterloo Auto Trails association to organize blaze and maintain official auto trails. The group, backed by local business leaders and the Rotary club, already counts 106 eminent members and plans growth to meet its goal. Charles Van Vlerk, secretary, collects signatures for those not yet enrolled.

Rotary Club E Jeading A. J H. Nissen Etary Aterlon Auto ‘Trails Association Waterloo Interlogo Auto Trails Association Charles van Vlerk

Waterloo Auto Traits Association Membership Pledge

A reader pledges two dollars to join the Waterloo Auto Traits Association and endorses its activities. The member promises to boost the organization to the best of ability and have their name enrolled.

Waterloo Auto Traits Association

German Submarine Appears in North Sea War Contact

Copenhagen through London reports a German submarine seen off Norway's southwest coast on March 7. It claims a crew of eighty and torpedoed the Lindfield, transferring its crew to the bark Silas for delivery to Yeovil? The Lindfield, a 2,78 ton vessel, sailed from Portland in November en route to British ports.

Copenhagen London Kristiania Uisie Orway Lindfield Silas Yeenstown Portland Ore

Norway reports ninety ships lost in Nursea war

Copenhagen reports a newspaper statement from Norway noting ninety ships lost in the war through submarines or mines. it states twenty Norwegian seamen were destroyed by German submarines, seventy seven Norwegian subjects lost their lives, with total Norwegian tonnage lost around 125000 and cargo value about 90000000 kronen. Germany has seized many Norwegian vessels through prize courts. Sweden also reports losses.

Copenhagen London iWorwegian Germany Norway Sweden

Forty Vessels Tonnage 30,000 Valued at 10 Million Cronen

The report lists forty vessels totaling 30 000 tons with a combined value of 10 million cronen. It also records 128 Swedes dead in the incident.

Advertised Letters List Many Names From Community

The notice enumerates numerous individuals including Mrs. Elmer Anderson Miss Helen idates Mrs. M. C. Barnes Bertha Bishop Miss Mary Black and many others awaiting mail. It also lists corporate names such as Lederer Strauss Co J B Noelle Company Waterloo Tan Works and The White Lily Mfg Co.

Elmer Anderson Helenidates M. C. Barnes Bertha Bishop Mary Black Hila Collier Watson Cunningham Mary McDugal Ralph Ashbaugh Lilian Evans Walter Freeman Sam Good L. Grenader William Henderson Ethel Hunter Sarah Jones Lottie Johnson Anna Kinbe Fay Lehman RR. Nightfoot Ruth Matthews Nina L. Means Hazel Minton Carrie. Newton Virgil KE. Nelson Margaret Owen Christ Palmer Carrie Pettit Jon Pestel L. AM. Silley Gussie Rooney Alta FP. Rule Florence Seguir Ruth Sorensen Speelman Frances Struble IF. Strubel Mable Taylor Z. Thomas D. A. Wellar Robert B. Woolfe G. W. Able Mainug Anderson WW. O. Ballew BE. J. Benton J. J. Behner Wm. Ts. Behm John Blake R. G C. Bland Harry Bowers Ww. T. Brown William Brown Otto 2. W. Bryan F. A. Olney Julia Oleen M. Onstott Ray Parkens L. Phelps Ben Plamadore Patrick Reiley G. F. Rogers J. B. Robinson Ww. Schultz Rudolph W. Seluula J. W. Seiler M. B. Shipp Edward Sheehan EB. R. Shatron Ira Sketo W. B. Smith Wm. Stoner H. F. Sullivan Ernest Sutherland Arthur Sylvester TL. B. Thea Evinett Thompson G. W. Thomas Carl Voecker Ernest Watkins Herbert L. Walker Ray Watson George Walsh L. B. Whitcher O. J. Woodward Elizabeth Adeline T. Miller John Ruth Sly Mrs. Web

Stop Dandruff Hair Growth Ad Claim Relief

An advertisement touts Knowlton's Danderine as a 25 cent remedy to stop dandruff and halt hair loss. It promises thick, soft, lustrous, wavy hair within minutes and weeks, claiming new hair sprouts and total dandruff removal with continued use.

Knowlton

Black Hawk Co advocates long term road bonds

In a county meeting, officials discuss funding road improvements by long term bonds over a 17 year plan to build 171 miles of gravel and hard surfaced roads. Proponents cite benefits of bonded revenue, while critics warn taxpayers should not bear annual costs for lasting infrastructure. Local experts explain trench gravelling and road foundations as essential, with proposals for rolling, grading, and eventual completion within years.

Black Wawk County Good Roads Commission United States Kekhawk Rive Yeas Norris Norvs Age Prayal Dalke Norris Raad

Iowa Women Testify About Dr. Pierce Remedies

Fort Dodge and Dubuque Iowa residents praise Dr. Pierce Favorite Prescription for cures and relief from female ailments. Testimonials note improvements in weakness headaches and bearing down sensations. Also mentions Dr. Pierce Pleasant Pellets and Liver Pills as safe vegetable remedies with no alcohol.

Fort Dage Iowa Dr. Pierce Monarr First Ave Fort Dodge Dubuque Pierce Invalids' Hotel Buffalo

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